By the end of the 1960s, households with televisions outnumbered those with

In a political system with a fused executive,

A) one actor carries out ceremonial aspects of the executive role while another carries out more political aspects. B) a small number of people exercise collective executive leadership. C) the ceremonial and political functions of the top executive both reside in the same actor. D) the actor is mostly insulated from daily struggles and the grind of politics.

Edmund Randolph's Virginia plan was a proposal of 15 resolutions that

A) called for all states to be represented equally in the national legislature. B) called for a unicameral legislative body. C) were basically a minor variation on the Articles of Confederation. D) called for a national executive who would be elected by the legislative body. E) included no provision for a president because of the distrust of so much concentrated power.